Pet Friendly Things To Do in Dubois, Wyoming

The dirt road goes to the trail head after about 14 miles and can be rough for a sedan. More on Epinions.com

Suda outfitters are a good bet and have nice cabins just south of town and close to the Wind River. More on Epinions.com

Located 15 miles southeast of Dubois, in the northeast section of the Wind River Range. A rugged, 5 to 8 day (or longer) ... More on Trails

wonderful trip; I am sitting here writing this message near the end as tomo More on Trails

The state's second largest Wilderness area straddles the Continental Divide deep in the heart of Wyoming. It is bordered on the north by Yellowstone National Park, on the east by Washakie Wildernes... More on Epinions.com

The state's second largest Wilderness area straddles the Continental Divide deep in the heart of Wyoming. It is bordered on the north by Yellowstone National Park, on the east by Washakie Wildernes... More on Epinions.com

This hike begins at an elevation of 8,820 feet. The trail begins beside a fenced horse pasture and is often muddy, but it soon climbs up onto a bench. Moose are common. So are bears. The trail clim... More on Trails

The Trail Guide was right on the money when it referred to the RDAWB Recom More on Trails

Located 40 miles northeast of Dubois, in the southeastern section of the Washakie Wilderness. A multi-day backpack into gentle, ... More on Trails

This trek into cowboy country offers decent access to a number of high peak More on Trails

A 55-mile trip, beginning in high scrubby desert, through the Wind River Valley badlands, climbing to high Togwotee (TOH-Gah-dee) Pass, and descending into Jackson Hole, approaching the Grand Tetons from the northeast. Special Attractions: ... More on Trails

Brooks Lake lies in the Wind River Mountains of northwest Wyoming very near the Continental Divide. Driving northwest out of Riverton on State Highway 26-287, you will pass through Dubois and be pa... More on AnglerWeb.com

This easy hike has lots to offer - the beauty of a long vast meadow (we wan More on Trails

The northwestern corner of Wyoming is blessed with an abundance of fine cutthroat waters, including Yellowstone Park, the powerful Snake River in Jackson Hole, and a wealth of alpine lakes. But few... More on Trails

The water was high and mudddy on the snake river. I had some luck on cotto More on Trails

Chief Washakie was the most famous of the Shoshone Indians. In 1972, the Stratified Primitive Area was joined with South Absaroka Wilderness to form the Wilderness area (Wyoming's largest) that now... More on Epinions.com

Chief Washakie was the most famous of the Shoshone Indians. In 1972, the Stratified Primitive Area was joined with South Absaroka Wilderness to form the Wilderness area (Wyoming's largest) that now... More on Epinions.com